INDEX. 



145 



Germany, fertilizers from, 48, 78 



Gist, F. W., work of, 21, 132 



Gold, discoveries 39, 117, 127 



Gopher, Gopherus 69 



"Gopher-berry" (55), 67 



Gosport (Clarke Co.) 92, 95 



Grand Bay (Mobile Co.) 63 



Grand Gulf formation 92 



"Grape," wild 44 



Grapes (cultivated) 133 



Gravel beds 98 



Grazing 17, 77, 90 



Greek Orthodox (Catholics) 74 



Greeks 74, 76, 110 



Green peas 83 



Greensand 94 



Greenville (Butler Co.) 28, 36, 37, 

 39, 111, 134 



Grist mills 42, 99 



Gulf, Fla. & Ala. Ry. 36, 63, 76 



Gulf, Mobile & Northern R. R. 76 



Gulf of Mexico 84, 87, 91, 98 



"Gum," black 25, 31, 43, 45, 52, 

 54, 66, 85, 86, 88, (95), 97, 104; 

 red (see Sweet gum) ; sour 95 

 (see Black gu-m) ; sweet 25, 26, 

 31, 43, 45, 54, 66, 85, 88, 95, 

 104; tupelo 85, 104 



H 



Habenaria ciliaris 68 

 "Hackleberry" 32, 33, 95, 104 

 Hager, Dorsey, paper by, 21 

 Half-tones, invention of, 13 

 Hall, B. M. & M. R., work of, 21, 



99 



Hal's Lake (Clarke Co.) 86 

 Hamamelis 32, 44, 89 

 Hammocks 43, 65, 88 

 Hardshell Baptists (see Primitive; 

 Hardwood trees 65 

 Harris, G. D., paper by, 20 

 Hartford (Geneva Co.) 57, 112 

 Hatchetigbee anticline 22, 23, 27, 



29, 93, 94; Bluff 94; formation I 



92-94 

 "Haw" 95; black 89; May 54; 



possum 67; red 44 

 Hay 39, 50, 58, 82, 83, 133, 135 

 Headland (Henry Co.) 48, 112 

 Healing Springs (Washington 



Co.) 51, 52, 94 

 Helenmm tenmfolium 55, 68 

 Helianthus angustifolius 68; Rad- 



ula 55, 68 

 Henry County 40, 41, 46, 95 (See 



also Abbeville, Headland, Law- 



renceville) 

 Hides 137 



"Hickory" 31, 43, 45, 54, 88, 95, 



97, 103; pignut 43, (88), 103; 



scaly-bark 25, 103 ; swamp 103 ; 



white 103 

 Hicoria alba 31, 43, 54, 103; aqua- 



tica 103; glabra 43, 88, 103; 



ovata 25, 103 

 Hilgard, E. W. 95 

 Hodges, P. W. 22; R. S. 2 

 Hogs, 20, 51, 58, 59, 86, 117, 127, 



137-139 



"Holly" 32, 44, 67, 89 

 Holmes, H. H., information from 



(73, footnote) 



Honey 56, 69, 78, 90, 136, 137 

 "Honeysuckle" 33 

 Hopkins, O. B., paper by, 22 

 Horses 50, 82, 117, 127, 129, 137, 



139 

 Houston County 56-58, 121, 132 



(See also Columbia, Dothan) 

 Huckleberries as a possible crop 



78 



"Huckleberry" (wild) 55, 89 

 Hungarian immigrants 74, 110 

 "Hurrah bush" 54, 67 

 Hurricanes 101 

 Hydrangea querci folia 44 

 Hydrocotyle 90 



Hydro-electric plants 42, 52, 99 

 Hypericum aspalathoides 89; fas- 



ciculatum 44, 54, 67 



I 



Ice factories 68, 83 



Ilex coriacea 67; Cassine (see 7. 

 vomitoria) ; glabra 44, 54, (56), 

 67, (69), 89; myrtifolia 54, 67; 

 opaca 32, 44, 67, 89; vomitoria 

 44, 45, 89 



Illicium 32, 44, 67 



Illinois 11, 73, 110 



Illiteracy 22, 36-37, 57-58, 109, 

 114 



Immigrants (see Foreigners, In- 

 terstate migration) 



Impoverishment of soils (78), 121 



Improved land, definition and sig- 

 nificance of, 17, 18 



Indiana, settlers from, 73 



Indians 35, 72, 82, 105, 107-109, 

 128, 130 



Inflated currency (19), 121, 127 



Influence of a city on farming 129 



Insects 16, 134 



Intensive farming 56, 77, 72, 121, 

 128, 135, (136) 



Interstate migrations 35, 106, 107 

 110 



